Canada | The Bloc Québécois does not dream in colors, reveals a poll

Le Devoir

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The party of Yves-François Blanchet would win 37% of the vote in the next elections.

Radio-Canada

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The Bloc leader does not dream of becoming the next Leader of the Opposition in Canada, but he does think he will make gains in the next federal election.

La Presse

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Building on its lead in the polls, the Bloc Québécois now dreams of taking back two Laval districts lost during the 2011 orange wave. And he sees even further... Circumscriptions on which the sovereignist party had left an end are now in his sights.

journalhcn.com

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Paul St-Pierre Plamondon's Parti Québécois (PQ) still gets the favour of Quebecers, even in these times of economic uncertainty caused by Donald Trump's arrival at the White House. This is suggested by a new Léger poll commissioned by the Bloc Québécois in Ottawa, conducted online among 1003 Quebec respondents from January 17 to 19, which La Presse Canadienne obtained a copy. If a general election were to take place today, the PQ would get 34% o…

Le Charlevoisien

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The rally looked like an election. Driven by favorable polls, some of which propel them to the official opposition, Bloc activists did not hide their enthusiasm Wednesday evening in Laval, any more than their leader who called on them to exercise restraint as best they could. “When you see moments like now where you feel it, where you almost touch it, these are extraordinary moments that you have to taste”, declares Yves-François Blanchet, who h…